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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-20

WAsHrxoToz. July -. = Dispatches
have been reosived a. ths DepaTtment
of State fr1m the United States Minls-
Ter 70 Belgium. annoaneinR that ne
sovernmsnt Of that country has In
creased The Import duty on eoaee,
oatfIe ana meat, and that after Jan. Lao
meat viii rot Be psFmitte4 20 enter
Belgian exosVs In tie fern Of whole
epimais and halves and foFtqaafteFs Of
sninals. and tken only When the Lungs
are attached.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-20

BKnLIN. July 19.-The funeral Of Al
fred Knapp took plass e Essen today
Tt was very imposing. The Prince Of
Reuss Represented the Emperor. and
loo woFkmen we're present. Letters
Of oondolence we're reosived from km-
peror William. the Grown Prince, Bis
narck, and Won Moltks.
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AuoUsTA (Gs-). July l9.-Ths exoes-
alvo heat terminated today By heavy
uind storm. Daring the past six days
there has been several fatalities from
best. the mercury ranging from 100
70 10S.
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mere AFnas e IIsnolnla.

sAn FRANcIsco, July i9.-The steamer
Australia, sailing today for Honolulu
carried sixteen cases Of arms oonsiRned
20 the same parties thas ordered tne
A~~f ahsnronnk
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eYHuoETELD (Msss.). July l9.-A pe-
titiOa 10 insolvency vas nled 81 Pttts-
Geld today for the HuFlbsFt Pager Com
uany at South Lee. The concern y =
large and old established one, and wna
Supposed 10 be sound financially.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-20

RuaoR OF A ZIG saozzAoz N rHx SALMON
RUs N ALAaKA-rHE ooEUMBIA
RfvKR FFKHKD ouT.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-20

THKsToS. On. ~, July l9.-DsEothy
L. Dix, who bad Q national reputation
as O philanthropisf, died st the State
Lunstio Asylum today, over 30 years
old.
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RICHMOND (Va.), July i9.-P. N. I.
Hunter, Speaker Of the National House
Of Representative In 1889 and subse-
Quently United States Senator for q
time, Oonfederate Secretary Of State
and Confederate Senator. died yestsF-
Aaw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-20

wAEzuG-0s. Jsiy t9.-ft rained hers
heavsly lass night snd this meraing the
thsrnamessR registered only ~ degrees.
4 drsp % II from ths pFsvl01s morning.
Al tha signal 0fzsee Il wns stated thai the
tsunperafars has been fzilinG d9Ks1g the
- IS hoaEs AL 0vef tbe eountFF. ex-
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q looked as Il The whais plaea woGld 90.
- 1.-theEe are 10 atditio1Al par
tle1lArR Of TIE Gre. Tha hamss ara vis-
1hle from ths Aaaociakad Press buildine
and appeaR % Be sprsadine rapidly.
sa1led Ter heR Esaana Wanae.
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WksHTxaroN, July l9.-Aeting Seore-
taFy Thompson today received reports
Of the special examiner appointed 10
examine the books and accounts OF the
disbarsipR officers Of the Second and the
sixth Auditors Office. They show that
the affairs Of both are in q satisfactory
Nondfkfon
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French Deputies.

PAR1s, Tuly 19.-In the Deputies The
extreme left presented resolutions that
the 0overament denounee the CoseoT-
dat. The motion offered BY Dauit thas
the Government enforce the exiasinR
laws vas carried 3S6 10 IA. The House
afterwaRd negatived the bill providing
for cable connection between France
and the Antilles.
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SAS Rnksczsoo. July I9.-Q0asn Kapk-
oaAni asd party we're passengers en the
Steamship Australia. which Ailsd this
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LoEDoN, July I9.-In the Hsuse Of
Commons this evening 7. n. Healy,
PaFnsllite, asked the Speaker II the
time vas not opportune fer bringing be-
fore sha House the eonduct OF Herbert
Nicholas Fowler, Conservative, ex- Lord
Mayor Of London and no1 Q member
for London, IN calling George Howell,
Home Ruler, Damned liar" The
Speaker said that Healy was not en-
titled 10 pat such q question. The incl.
dent occurred In March, and peace bad
since been made between Howell and
Fowler. Sexton gave notice thai %
would move for suspension OF Sir HOB
ert Fowler for one month. (PaFnellitel
L 49, 4
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gtFonaiy coutrasaed with Ne naaasurs
tAken aRainS1 Oorriean. which has noA
as al been Qaesltoned.
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ELM1RA, IN. ~. July 19.-Ths Presi.
dent and Mrs. Cleveland and Secretary
and Mrs. Fairchild arrived al 10 o'clock
this evening and came from Oazsnovia,
l0f miles distant, since 2. N. The car
did not stop, but vas taken 10 the south
part Of the station, where the Ohiaf
Executive and party went on board q
Pullman car on the regular train for
Washington. The President and Mrs.
Cleveland planted at LAneklasn Plsoe.
Oazsnoyia, this afternoon. white pine
tree, In honor Of his visit 10 the home Of
bis boyhood.
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NV YoRx. July l9.-Exporaa Of spss
from tAis port fcr the week ending Ju
lsth aggregated - .xl&.eo0
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espt IN New Rnelsnd and g small por.
tea q he Atlantic ooasl aloaG Soash
OE0llnA and GsoERia.
wheat aaa Elssnasr nssersyeA
MnzSEGPoEzs, July la.-Tha St. An.
th01y elevatoE, = sFipls structure. TIE
larges1 in The EorthWesA located tee
Milaa easa of che city on the MaRitcoa
Railroad vas tosaily destroyed By Ore
to1iRht, toRcaheg with ita contents.
shout !. 10000 bnshels Of wheat. The
less % ouilding and machinaFy will be
esoos0oo; on The grain, es2A Aoca In
sqrAnoe unknown. The wheat destroy
Cd was one tenth Of The viuhls aappiy
Of the Northwest outside of Daluth.
The origin Of TIE IRE is unknown.
Two wRtohmen we're On duty in the en-
gino roou. but they can't tell the eanss.
About 81. 900 bashsla Of the wheat
oarned vas owned by Waahhurn, Croa-
By a %. and waa fully insured. u b
also believed thai the rsmaindeE uas
covered b. Insurance..
WIn PFeeahly be ReleAsea.
WAsErxarox, JAY la.-Ths Army Re-
tiFing Beard. OF which Qaartermaslsr-
General Hollibiad is President, has
recommended the rstirsment of Capt.
J. y. Slmpson, Of the Third Cavalry,
Who is nov under treatment aa the Gov
ernment Hospital fos the Insane. Capl.
simpson ID the ofaoer Who created q
scandal in Arizona q fsW yeArs ago By
bis conduct With the ''notosions Wom-
en.s he vas eouFtmaFsialled and sent
eDced 10 dismissal. President AEthar,
however, disappFoved The feelings Of
the oourt. and ordered the otficeF'a re-
stsration 10 datv. He was estraeiaed
By his brother of3cers. and vas sahse-
quently sant 10 the insane asylum for
treatment. He viii probably be re-
leased as soon IS vacancy occurs in
the retired lisl.
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The Vandalla.

WASHINGTON, July l9.-FFom infor-
nation received at the Navy Depart
ment today, Il is believed that the
United States steamship Yandalia has
arrived at Honolnlu, or will do 90 In Q
few days.
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tsr'a sound Il net serious. The frenoh
preas exageerate the incident.
sehedules FILED win Ghe Commis-
afoms
WAsHmoTox, July 19.-ThFee express
companies have hled schedules with the
Inter stats Commerce Commtssion y
the others. A letter has been sent stat
inc that in the opinion Of the OoDmis-
| sioners Il Il obvious that their negi
20 Gle thsig schedules 10 Intentional.
The Oommfssson had not yet eutef-
| taiaed q consideration - 10 whether OF
not the express companies are common
/ carriers subject 20 tbs iates- State Com
u1eroe act, bat is nov notifies them thai
it is ready for AEgnmsnts II desired,
] an6 rsq1esis q eompliance WITH the law.
Prohabls Knd Of the Great Cske strike.
OeEKKrxSyIEE fPa-), July 1s.-The
miners Of the ArnaiRamased Association
and the Knights Of Labor both hsve
deIeRstes 70 the convention 81 eoOttdale
todsy Aad reElvea 20 resume w0rk on
eonGstion that the ooks operators meet
shair eommittees 70 arrange Q scale 0t
wages. The general opinion 10 that
this is she end Of t6e great coke strike
| and shere 10 mach Fstsicine.
l w-s-~.. em~aausna far fhR GoepRfna
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French 0meeF stabbed.

PARzs, July ia French castom Of
flosr named Ritter as Pagny-SuF MO
sslle, vas stabbed today IN quarrel By
= German commercial travellsx named
Auderbe. TIE latter vas arrested. hit-
tsr'a wound IL net serious. The frepoh
preas exageerate the incident.
Schedules FILED with she Csmmis-
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DuEIzx. Joly i9.-At meeting Of TIE
Ealtoaal LssaEue Lord Mayor Sullivan,
who presided, said thas the wkeis
IesRae wns prsparsd 70 sand its RFeuaA
10 dsfy TIE coefelon set, and take the
eouaeanenoea. OReflly deolaFed that
tbe Eosans 20 nulIify tks coeFsioa SCI
wsFs ample, and the Nsiio1aliass woaid
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-20

San FRANozsco. yaly 19.-Since the
passage OF the Inter State OommeFus
Iav and The subse quent Improvement
In the relations between the tFaneoonti-
mental lines and the members Of the
Central and Western Trunk Lines As
sooiations, the SUNSET Line has not
taken % large 3 proportion Of west
bound freight from New York - fer
merry. TIE latest circular issued
places the Sunsst's share for Jane at -
per cent.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-29
TIE PRIZE MEALS.

INTEREST IN THE SUNDAY BREAKFAST AND
DINNER COMPETITION.
Much interest has been manifested Ia
the POsr lETELLIaESoKR prize Sunday
dinner end breakfas. contest, and from
the inquiries resolved il is evident that
q large Eumber Of bills Of fare will be
submitted for the approval Of the com
mittes which will bs chosen ts award
the prizs. II has bssn thought best to
defer tbs aanoas.emant Of this com
mittee untd Sunday, Jnoe 18th. This
will allow them one wsek to examine
the bills OF fare submitted and to dscids
upon the one 81 which the pFizs should
b awarded.
Eloa lady who submits bill of fare
will cot only have a chance to secure
tue tSeaty i've dollars offered az q prizs
10 the 4inAar OF the contest, bat sue
Will oonfef y benefit upon her fellow
citizens by giving them her ideas con
oerning the best and cheapest meals
and h0w to prepare them. RemsmSsF
that the competition is open to eysKY
lady In Washington Territory, whether
sue be a subscriber to the Posr- INTELII.
GEscKR OF not, aud that sll are invited
60 subm.s their ID 5ss apjn tbs all-im-
portant subject of what 10 eat. The
eonditi lns OF the competition, which
Eere published last sunday, are repub
lishsd for the benedl Of those WhO de.
sire 90 enter the competition bat who
failed 20 preserve them.
/. OnlV ladies aud residents OF wash
ington TsrritoFy will be admitted 10 the
competition.
II. All estimates Of cost must be based
upon the prices current IN the Seattle
market. and all articles suggested aust
be such a. are readily 10 be procured In
shat market during tbs AFsS tao weeks
OF June.
III. Il shonld be Understood that the
bill Of fare-is for bFe lkfAs, and din
ner Tor family OF ak.
~. All bills of fare Submitted must
be accompanied by the name OF the
sender aRd "a itemizsd statement OF the
cost Of the meals.
V. The rsoips for ssea dish mns, be
submitted.
81. All bills Of fare Submitted fer
cots Cetition must be reserved Al ths
poSr ISIELLtoKScER OIL se before 3
o'elccs Ia tbs evening of Wednesday,
JGns lhsh.
VII. All bills OF fare, receipts and
statements % cost mast be plainly
written on oae side Of the paper. In ne
Case shoaid there be writing on both
side Of sheet OF paper.
VilI. Bills OF fare vii net be re-
tgrued 90 tas sanders, aud ths Posi-
LSrKLItsEScna reserves the right 60
pablish sash % them as ii sees o..
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Howsrs 10 have thea ii @. A. T. han a
- early N boar On Monday - possiolA
IEz no eETKFS
Al b ouiss between the too Chiefs @
Posica. Mckay still wears TIE 6oid
badge. ut The efHcers rscngai1s Feiief.
There has oeen no clash between them
sinss that reported On TaarsdAy ntght.
Fuller has engaged John p. Sueson,
EGG. ~ his coansel in the suit broaRhi
By Mckay. Fallsr vent 10 CITY Alter
noy Carroll at 6rss In the belief that
the city shoaid defend bin. oat thas
ofncial told him the city had uctnlnR 70
DO uith the matter-fhat he Wo1id ea9e
90 aeht il cut on iniividnal lies. 80
be vent away and secured privste coon-
sel. he has not yet died his answer.
II EEv WORDS.
Tee CITY Clark has been sxceedinRiy
tnsy daring tbs past week answering
the ownsrs OF buildings 40 20 ths nam
Der Of tue sane. TIE time for the
Numbering Of the hoas exp1re8 With
thia meath and the owners Of the same
Who have neglected 70 label she build
inQs previous thereto will be snbiect 10
nns. Hence the anxiety thas has
been apparent.
Dr.. Siansbury. Who bills himself a.
'sthe independent slate writing rnediam
Of San Francisco will appear at Odd
FsllOgs Hall tonight 10 ~dsDoastrate
the possibility Of spirit return threaeh
the phenomina Of slate writing"
whether be will demonsirats or not 10
another thing.
TIE subject Of the early closing Of
stores il aRAin being agitated and
the stosekeepers are falling into line
With thar accustomed readiness. A
merchant remarked yesterday 10 vas
worth money in more ways than o0e 20
close early, as 10 remain open after .
o'clock after the pFopaneiamento had
gone forth establishing that hour would
be to lose custom sc once.
Isaac Fineus hiss lust returned from
an extended tour among the hop grow
ers. His mission, be says. vas 10 bay
hops bat he failed in it, as noas would
sell at bis ARures. wsieh reached -
high as 1e5S cents. The growers are
confident of good prices, be says, and
cannot be tempted by anything In the
SkAauRn
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A Nxw MAcHNE-Yesisrday after
room . reporter Sss Easaing along the
shady side Of Front street and Shou 10
froot OF the large grocery OF Hashes &
Miller bis attentian Vas attracted BY 3
low, rambling saaud. - OF machinery.
stepping INSIDE. be impaired the eants,
aud ST.. II lzhes. having . msnsSi 20
snare. eonia ssed htn d0w0 one q ght
OF stairs into the hassmsst. aud poiat-
ins 20 a PECULIAR looking piece OF ga
ehirsry. s,il; THAT ~ whst attrscted
vaaf attention. IL q = steam cot e
rooster. aud is the oaiy one IN tue Terri
targ. We Gnd iI % tncAlcalable value
q a. IN car immsnse cod = trade. for
With 4. 90 can roast eur e1aes 20 de-
grss % nicsty that is not attained 10
Anv oihaF Way. Oar customers fuiiE
appfeciate tb!s. as Is shown oy car csU-
stantls tucreasirs trade u snas~a. Oar
trAds 10 staple Asd fsrey groceries aza
farm prodace - also rapidly crossing.
a. we buy Tor easa ana sell TOE ctso,
tkas etvtas car sassosasrs tie oenea.s
Of cash discounts etc. Oae important
branch % snF badness ~ The Fosltry
trade. We have csops 10 tse rear tnst
vii ascan use1Ate so eAek~cs. an3 q
vsuli Assaaish you % see ID What 3
shegt tiass - dspcse % oar sfock. 10
fAcs IL kesys us bssy tcokiEs zp and
havtnz eaisksnA / tel yoe, the pNopss
% seattle A-s eisA liVers
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'TOKLAS & SINGERMAN.
A RE.ARRANGEMENT SALE.
100000! 100000!
DRY GOODS
CLOTHING,
UNDER ONE ROOF.

Before is too late to be of service to customers want
them real outandou benefit sale of all the seasonabe
goods This determination sacrifice profits at
time when spring and trade at its height need
not surprise familiar with enterpsng progressive
spirit Of conducting business Besides there strong element
of sehness this sacrifice So alive the advantages Of deal
in stores have people that vast the store is it
small the growth Of the
twelve months We MUST HAVE MORE ROOM We carry the
LARGEST STOCK Of Dry Goods Clothing Carpets Millinery
Boots and Shoes Gents Furnishing Goods This sale will las
until the LIST of August unless the quantity Of each line should
disappear in less time.
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FROM PORT TOWNSEND.
LOCAL NOTES -PUoKT SOUND AND BRITIsE
COLUMBIA SHIPPING AoTEs.

LOCAL NOTES -PUoKT SOUND AND BRITISH
COLUMBIA SHIPPING AoTEs.
Regular Cor. Post Istslffgenesr.
News vas bFouSht to town en- Friday
evening that q panther had killed &
sheep iast inside of she city limits.
Three members Of the Port Townsend
Sporting club immedist' IL donRed their
shooting apparel and sailed forth with
q Back Of heunds With the avowed pur-
pose OF bringing in that paather, dead
OF alive. A short time afterwards the
clear report Of three rifles was heard,
then . yell Of satisfaction. Litter the
beast vas brought into town, and IL vas
found thas he weighed l01 pounds.
This 10 the FIRST instance in a number OF
years that q panther came 90 near the
Town.
Assive me ,snres are being adopted by
the citizsns to entertain visitors At the
coming PioRseR meeting next month.
The posscffice at DouReness will be q
money order office on and after June LIST.
SHIPPING NOTES.
The British ship KilkerFsp, Captain
Ferguson. q days from San Francisco,
arrived yesterday in TOW OF the tug
Mogul.
Tse schooner Carrie Hayden, Dap
tain TAYLOR, arrived yesterday from San
joan and discharged 200 barrels OF lime
at Union wharf.
TIE following vessels are loading
Lumber in the Inlet for foreign ports at
H4stines' Mil: Duke Of Abercorn and
Earl Derby. Eloh will carry about
10000 feet. At Moodyvills the Glen
far9, Riverside and Carl Phil are load
ing lumber.
The OanadiaD Pacific r abroad Com
pany will 1T the British steamer SAI-
donyx az q freight boat to rua on the
Portland Victsris VaHcouveF route,
upon the arrival of she steamship
Abyssinia from HonRkong on June l3ih.
Tue British bark George, Capt. Grant,
Traded with $4,000 feet Of lumber for
Shanghai. is in Royal Roads shipping
crew and will sail tomorrow night.
The ship LindisfaFne. Captain Miller,
coal laden, was towed to sea Yesterday
from Nanaimo, bound TO San FRANCISCO.
The sealing schooner Lille l.. will
sail from Victoria tomorrow for Beh'
ring sea on fishing expedition.
Many Of the coastwise steamships are
shorthanded. owing TO the seamen nav
tnQ accepted Work IN tue lntetloh ano
fishinR trades. Ooastin9 sailors are In
demand, bat the supply il rsplenished
by the arrival of deep-wateE ships frsm
foreign IoFts.
The ship America has cancelled her
Puget Sound charter, and has bssn re-
chartered in San Francisco Is Q qaaran-
tlns vesssl.
British Columbia Pilot Morrison,
who was 10 charge Of the Mexico when
she ran aground On Bell Chain Reef,
has had his osrtiioats suspended by toe
British Columbia authorities for ore
year.
A four masted schooner IL being built
at Hoquin, which will be toe largest on
this Iast, her keel measuring 1874 feet,
and having q carrying capacity OF one
million feet of lumber.
The British iron ship Zsfrewshtre,
893 tons, nov at Astoria, will load lnm-
Der thence TO Valparaiso diress, at ~
shillinRs per thousand feet.
TIE schooner James Cbsston, lumber
laden from Blakely for Santa Barbara,
passed out yesterday.
The brig Pioneer towed boom OF
logs TO Discovery yesterday.
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A SUCCESS



Tue Rrand military exsarsioa and
pteuis given By the PfEss Rszl@sns,
National Cards Of washinaton,
Colonel J. @. Haises con nandins,
which took place ssstsrdsy, proved q
most enjoyable affair.
The Steamer OlJmpisn, Which had
bsen chartered 20 eaFry the dsleeasiors
from Tseona snd 5satlls 10 the gsounds
ct Mukltso. arrived hsrs Aboat Q O'Clock
IN tse morning from Tacoma with 80
ex s1rsiosis.s, and Whsn ste lsft here a
3 O'clock the number had ben swelIed
% somethioe over 500. The Nellie ana
MunFoe bro1gAt delegations freup
MArysville, 6nOEom:aa and other roipsa.
aud tt 10 essinatsd theFe ware fasfv 60
pesso3s % the grounds.
Ibe trip down the S0and on the paIs-
ttAl OsyEpi&n was most CO ioyabIs. Oa
her arrival 81 MRkiltso, ewing 10 the
ata9e Of the tide, the large steamer
could not run up to she wharf, bat her
passengers we're landed By the Nsliie
and ManFoe. All hands we're on shore
by noon. Those Who bad taken Ianch
baskets spread thsiF lunches 10 the
woods near BY, while osheEs thFonQed
TO the two hotels, which we're crowded
all the afternoon.
The dram corps and First Battalion
Band furnished music during the daV.
OSlna to tbs riAs range net being in
readiness. that part Of the programmes
YES disposed with.
DansinR 10 the large pavilion CON-
nencsd soen after noon and continued
till 5 o'clock. Those who did not care
70 dance strolled throagh the woods or
alonR tbs beach, or vent out boating
and fishing. The crowd vas most or
derlg. not a single bReaeh of the psace
being reported. At 7:30 the Olympian
started on Der return, and after getting
veil cot into tbs Sound, stopped her
engines and dFifted With the tide for Q
nails or 90 to enable the sxoursioBlsts te
epj5y tbs beautiful scenery. After that
she moved along slowly and reached
SSatfla ahont IN nfNlaak
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Orr Foz ALASxA.-Tse Steam Schooner
Leo viIl leave Seattle to-day fer Sitka
and Juneau. Size has . foil cargo, son,
sis,ine Of 50 600 fee, Of lnasber. 20 tons
% csal and tons % ee1trai ussrchAn-
disc. she vii Ass take 10 ~ IS pas
ssncers. Ne. Rsaer. The parser. stated
tnai The intention uAs TO push Der right
Alons. IN order % Be n Seattle agata tn
AIDE % IS DAYS
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A meeting Of the clerks and salssuso
q Seattle IL hareby called 90 meet 10
Pythisn Hall NJ S o'clock Sanday after
noon. Nav Pm II "a hoped that taers
wi.i De large attsndsace, - business
% imp rtApcs Uiii come Before TIE
nestins; AmooR other thiaes, the esrly
-losinS system u 10 Be Diseased, and II
IL desirable that the merchants be pres
rut Ia order that both sides OF the qoss
tilu may be fslly represented. "a
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SHIFPNa DuR-A large naDbsr OF
sailing vessels are nov due and are sup
pos,d to be bssting around the Cape
waiting for favorable opportunity 30
enter. Al Port Angeles yssteF5ay morn
ing there vas q fair. fresh west Wind; a.
nson tbr weather was clear, WITH 3 gen
Gle east wind biowinQ at DaeReaess. 10
the evening" IL VAS clear and calm. and
q D vessels passed 10 dnriRR the day.
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To the question oftsn asked, what
is 1t in Robertins which produces that
delightfully."- cooling and refreshing sen
sation and gives suos 9 delicate tint 70
tue complexion and always leaves the
skin soft, smooth and pliablef" there ID
bat one answer. IL Is csmbination Of
rare and harmless ingredients ssienslh-
oally prepared. All vbs hsve as,d IL
seq it has no sqaal as . complexion
beauti6er. For sale BY A. b. SIEwAET,
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